Wireless Charging Devices for Bio-Implanted Devices
An implanted device and wireless charging technology, applied in the field of biosensors, can solve the problems of limited practical application range, lack of wireless charging technology, difficulty in accurate positioning, etc., and achieve the effects of improving charging efficiency, compact structure, and reducing frequency
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[0022] The detailed content of the present invention and its specific implementation will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0023] see Figure 1 to Figure 5 As shown, the wireless charging device for biological implants of the present invention utilizes the magnetoelectric conversion effect of the magnetoelectric composite material to complete the conversion of magnetic energy into electrical energy in an alternating magnetic field to supply power for biological implants. It includes a main body 1 and a PDMS thin film 2 for encapsulation, the main body 1 is a heterogeneous layered magnetoelectric composite material, and is encapsulated in the PDMS thin film 2; the main body 1 is composed of a magnetostrictive material layer 104, two layers without Lead piezoelectric ceramic layer 103, two layers of copper electrodes 102, two layers of amorphous soft magnetic alloy layer 101 for generating self-bias effect, the overall shape is symmetri...
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